Update on the Truth!!!

Quote from: Solar on March 24, 2024, 04:44:53 AMIn ca, the vehicle falls out of the system after about a decade of no registration, so they don't demand that you do title search tracing its history like in the old days.
I just unloaded 4 vehicles and the DMV didn't blink. This is Ca, of all places, the greediest state in the Union, so it made no sense at all.

Did you mow your grass, and found some cars?

 

Quote from: Sick Of Silence on March 25, 2024, 03:49:58 PMDid you mow your grass, and found some cars?

 

Nope, just too damn many trucks, just kept buying new ones instead.
Finally sold them all last year.

Quote from: Solar on March 24, 2024, 04:44:53 AMIn ca, the vehicle falls out of the system after about a decade of no registration, so they don't demand that you do title search tracing its history like in the old days.

In Ohio, a vehicle drops out of the registration system after one or two years of not being registered.
As far as I know, vehicles never drop out of the title system. So if you can provide a VIN, you can get a title (in the name of the last titled owner of the vehicle.)

Quote from: je_freedom on March 26, 2024, 03:10:53 PMIn Ohio, a vehicle drops out of the registration system after one or two years of not being registered.
As far as I know, vehicles never drop out of the title system. So if you can provide a VIN, you can get a title (in the name of the last titled owner of the vehicle.)

I went to DMV and my 1970 El Camino was no longer in the system. She said it had to do with switching over to a new system, so anything that hadn't been registered in the last decade, was not reentered.
The upside for the guy who bought it didn't get charged, not even a gift tax.

But in all fairness, this is fucked up Ca.